Choose the pathway that fits your learning goals and schedule
Hands-on projects that make learning exciting and relevant
Students learn to build and install solar panels, understanding renewable energy from theory to practice.
Programming environmental monitoring systems and creating apps that help communities track and reduce their carbon footprint.
Designing and building water purification systems using local materials and innovative engineering solutions.
Rapid prototyping sessions where teams develop creative solutions to local environmental challenges.
Everything you need to know about our E-STEM program
The program is designed for young people aged 8–25 who are curious about science, technology, engineering, and math applied to real-world climate solutions. We also offer specialized training for teachers and school partners.
E-STEM offers hands-on, project-based learning such as building solar kits and simple wind turbines, coding and robotics for environmental challenges, water purification experiments, eco-innovation design challenges, and field visits and showcases.
Schools can apply online to become E-STEM partners. Once approved, we train teachers and provide curriculum guides, supply starter kits and activity materials, and offer ongoing support and mentorship.
Many E-STEM activities are free or low-cost, supported by our funders and partners. Occasionally, there may be a modest fee to cover materials for bootcamps or special events. All costs are clearly shared before you sign up.
Participants gain practical technical skills and confidence in problem-solving, experience working on real-world sustainability challenges, exposure to green career pathways and entrepreneurship, and a stronger sense of agency to protect their communities and the planet.